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Where Go the Boats

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Where Go the Boats

Studio album by

Released

1978

John Handy chronology

Carnival
(1977)

Where Go the Boats
(1978)

Handy Dandy Man
(1978)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]
Omaha World-Herald	^[2]

Where Go the Boats is a 1978 album by jazz saxophonist John Handy.^[3]^[4]

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Track listing

All tracks composed by John Handy; except where indicated

Side one

"Right There, Right There" (John Handy, James Leary)
"Moogie Woogie"
"Where Go the Boats" (Beatrice Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson, Peter W. Dykema)
"Go for Yourself"

Side two

"The Hissing of Summer Lawns" (Joni Mitchell, John Guerin)
"She Just Won't Boogie with Me" (Eddie "Bongo" Brown, John Handy, Abraham Laboriel, Bill King, James Gadson, Lee Ritenour)
"Erica"
"Salud to Sonny"

Personnel

References

^ AllMusic review
^ Smith, Will (May 7, 1978). "Jazz Sounds". Magazine. Omaha World-Herald. p. 33.
^ Dawson, Walter (Apr 2, 1978). "Record Reviews". The Commercial Appeal. p. 19.
^ "Handy Concert Set". Daily Press. Newport News. Jul 2, 1978. p. E5.

v t e John Handy
Studio albums	In the Vernacular (1959) No Coast Jazz (1960) Jazz (1962) Projections (1968) Karuna Supreme (1975) Hard Work (1976) Carnival (1977) Where Go the Boats (1978) Rainbow (1980)
Live albums	Recorded Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival (1966) New View! (1967)

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